Description: An oral history interview with Mary Pickering Barker, an early director of the University of California Training School for Nurses, and a leader in the nursing profession in California.

Collection Guide: University of California San Francisco Oral Histories
Call Number: OH 34 and OH 35

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This audio is part of the collection: University of California, San Francisco Library, Archives & Special Collections
It also belongs to collections: stream_only; California Light and Sound; Cultural & Academic Films

Date: 1965-08-14
Source: 2 reels of 2: 1/4" open reel audio tape master - half track mono
Language: English
Keywords: californialightandsound; Lomax, Barber; Nanm, Helen; Barker, Mary Pickering; Oral History; San Francisco (Calif.); University of California, San Francisco

Notes

Interviewer: Barber Lomax

Annotation on original container: Interview: Mrs. Mary Pickering Baker [sic] (at her home) with Dean Helen Nanm - School of Nursing San Francisco, University of California

Tape 1 Recorded: August 14, 1965
Tape 2 Recorded: September 30, 1965

The Biography of Mary May (Pickering) Barker can be found at: http://history.library.ucsf.edu/pickering.html


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